Privacy policy — what this site collects, and what it does not
The short version
This site has no registration, no login, no contact form, no newsletter and no chat widget. It cannot collect your name, your phone number, your email address or your payment details, because there is nowhere on any page to enter them. If something claiming to be this site ever asks you for a password or an OTP, it is not this site.
What is collected automatically
Like any website, this one is served by a web server that records the ordinary technical details of a request: an IP address, the browser and operating system making it, the page requested, the time, and the page you arrived from. That data is used to keep the site running, to understand which pages are read, and to detect abuse. It is not used to build a profile of you as an individual, and it is not sold.
Where analytics are used, they are used in aggregate: how many readers reached the review page, which sections they finished, where the site is slow. Aggregate means we look at totals, not at you.
Cookies and similar storage
- Functional storage keeps small preferences — which tab you last opened in a tabbed panel, for instance — so the page behaves sensibly on your next visit.
- Analytics cookies, where present, count visits and measure how pages perform. They do not identify you by name.
- Affiliate tracking may set a cookie when you follow a link to the casino we recommend, so that the operator can attribute the referral. It records that a click happened; it does not read your bank details, your balance or your gameplay.
Your browser controls all of this. Cookies can be blocked or cleared in the settings of any modern browser, and doing so has no effect on your ability to read these pages — nothing here is gated behind consent to tracking.
What happens when you leave for a casino
The moment you follow a link to an operator, you are on that operator's site under its privacy policy, not this one. The casino decides what it collects, how it verifies your identity, how long it keeps your documents and who it shares them with. That is a significant document and it is worth reading before you upload a photograph of your identity card to anybody.
We never receive your personal data from an operator. An affiliate report tells us that referrals happened; it does not tell us who you are, what you deposited or what you played.
External services
Pages load a web font from a third-party service and may load analytics scripts, both of which see the technical request details described above. Links to responsible-gambling organisations open on those organisations' own sites, under their own policies. We do not embed advertising networks, social-media trackers or comment systems, and no third party is invited to place its own tracking on these pages beyond the purposes described here.
Data we hold about you
Realistically, none that identifies you. There is no database of readers, because there is no way to become one. If you believe a piece of personal data has reached this site regardless — through a server log, for instance — you may ask for it to be removed, and it will be, subject to any legal obligation to retain it. Requests should be directed through the same channel any correspondence about this site would take.
Children
This site is for adults, and its subject matter is gambling. It is not directed at anyone under 18 and no data is knowingly collected from anyone under that age. Parents who want to keep gambling content off a shared device will get further with content filtering at the device level than with anything a website can promise.
Changes
This policy is updated when the site changes — if analytics are added or removed, for example. The version published here is the current one. For what the site actually is and how it is funded, the review page and the pages linked from the footer set out the position in full.